Alhambra High School - Fortress Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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Chorus sings in Christmas Concert Beginning girls chorus was a regular class that usually does not perform. During the year, the class was allowed to participate in the Christmas Concert on December 18, and other concerts. Since the girls did not have any uni- forms, they all just wore dresses and tried to match. The beginning girls chorus was an all girls choir. The class consisted of fifteen freshman girls and three sophomore girls. This was a learning class. The stu- dents learned how to sight read and note read. They also took writing and oral exams. -5 N? 'W 'S x 4 W- mtv er, I Alf Q it 1 BEGINNING GIRLS CHORUS-FRONT ROW: S. Baver, J. Halverson, T. Trott, S. Cochrane, D. Shrogre. SECOND ROW: L. Watkins, C. Campbell, K. Brunnilon, K. Robison, V. Sloyline, L. Miller, L. Langford. BACK ROW: J. Taylor, B. Mahr, M. Christian, M, Branham, Mr. Orlikoff, B. Strang, J. Godshall, W. Horn. While under hypnosis at the Vandermeade assembly, Scott Francies thinks he The Chorale entertains the audience at the AFS assembly. is a 9090 dancer' A-',...v a Y .pf . BEGINNING GlRL'S CHORUS 23

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Chorale, Jazz have active year 'T I f CHORALE-FRONT ROW: P. Bemelman, P. Reed, C. Staten, R. McDowell, J. Choo, T. Greely, L. Coons Watkins, D. Davis, K. Whitaker, D. Cole, J. Howard. THIRD ROW: S. Red, R. Hayes, D. Colvert, P. Greely Branham, Mr. Orkiloff, C. Gordon, L. Mason, N. Sutphin, M. Givson, N. Kirel. This year's Chorale had a new spon- sor, M. Mike Orlikoff. The class in- volved students who learned to read music and perform before large audi- IBFK ences. The Chorale's most memorable performance this year was lt's a Small World at the AFS assembly in Febru- ary. ,V RA HIUH S 4 VHUENIX Al?l!ilNi- , T. Clocksin. SECOND ROW: M. Warren, L. Saab, S. ,L. Childress, B. Lehman, S. Zwillick. BACK ROW: M. The Jazz Ensemble, sponsored by Mr. Jim Kirby, was very active this year. They met as a class everyday and practiced for upcoming concerts. - , I I ',.V .,' . I A . If .. Wvdk, 3 Q , .... .My S ,I . lll ll S , s is .. K a a ff fi ' X tl' ' 1, A 'A ' W'--N-Mifw 'W M 'H :L'4K : 3 'K V ll 7 Mw': if Nlgl' if ' -' JAZZ ENSEMBLE-FRONT ROW: M. Magee, M. Trinka, B. Brooksby, A. Absher, J. Gray, D. Hanner, S. Kouts, G. Szechenyi. MIDDLE ROW: M. Smith, J. Schwartz, R. Birdwell, A. Barcellos. BACK ROW: D. Vasquez, J. Lizar, T. Sloan, D. Magee, J. Borge, G. Bedore, C. Muller, R. Nanny, L. Miller, E. Soto, C. Flores. 22 CHORALE JAZZ ENSEMBLE

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Marching Band places second The 1980-1981 Marching Lions had a successful year. The band went to the Lake Havasu London Bridge Day March- ing Contest and came in second place, losing only to Chapparal High School of Las Vegas, Nevada. The Lions also had victories at home, sending three mem- bers to regional band and having many people rank highly at solo and ensemble competition. During the concert season, the band studied the concepts of modern and classical music. They also learned about the lives of the composers. Aside from the musical aspect, the band had many activities which included the Rookie Slave Sale and Initiation Parties, Vandermeade Assembly, and the Awards Banquet. SAXOPHONES-FRONT ROW: B. Celaya, C. Redrick, D. Hanner, B. Brooksby, A. Absher, G, Szechenyi. BACK ROW: M. Magee, S. Wardrope, T, Sloan, A. Hallagan, '4 CLARINETS-FRONT ROW: C. Gegenheimer, K. May, B, Kane, M. Whitaker, M. Soto, S. Durazo, A. McCully. BACK ROW: M. Trinka, J. Gray, D. Langoria, Mr. Kirby, S. Koch, D. Gorslin, C. Staten. 24 BAND